Bulls name 19-man squad
Steve McNamara's forward options look set to be boosted by the return of Jamie Langley, pictured, and Chris Feather against Castleford.
The pair were both named in the Bulls' 19-man squad this afternoon for Sunday's clash at Grattan Stadium.
Great Britain loose forward Langley has been out since the win in Perpignan three weeks ago while prop Feather missed Monday's victory over Harlequins with a back problem.
The duo are much-needed, with hooker Terry Newton starting the first of a two-game ban and Joe Vagana and Glenn Morrison both on the long-term sick.
Disappointed full back Michael Platt misses the game against his former club though after he failed another fitness test on his hamstring injury this morning and Kiwi winger Tame Tupou is still struggling with a knee problem.
Bulls (from): Harris, Halley, Godwin, Feather, Jeffries, Nero, Cook, Kopczak, Tadulala, Sykes, Deacon, Evans, Hape, Lynch, Finnigan, Solomona, Langley, James, Burgess.
2:05pm Friday 28th March 2008
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CommentPosted by: haitch, Lincolnshire on 2:17pm Fri 28 Mar 08
Thought Langers needed an op. Or has he had it??
Thought Langers needed an op. Or has he had it??
Posted by: LeagueJunkie, Lost on 2:21pm Fri 28 Mar 08
Sykes
Halley
Evans
Hape
Tadulala
Jeffries
Deacon
Kopczak
Godwin
Lynch
Solomona
Finnigan
Burgess
Feather
Cook
James
Nero
We dont need Harris on the bench.
Sykes
Halley
Evans
Hape
Tadulala
Jeffries
Deacon
Kopczak
Godwin
Lynch
Solomona
Finnigan
Burgess
Feather
Cook
James
Nero
We dont need Harris on the bench.
Posted by: LeagueJunkie, Lost on 2:22pm Fri 28 Mar 08
[quote][bold]LeagueJunkie[/bold] wrote:
Sykes Halley Evans Hape Tadulala Jeffries Deacon Kopczak Godwin Lynch Solomona Finnigan Burgess Feather Cook James Nero We dont need Harris on the bench.[/quote] Oops, missed Langley out, Finnigan to bench, Nero to miss, Burgess to SR, Langley to lock.
LeagueJunkie wrote:
Sykes Halley Evans Hape Tadulala Jeffries Deacon Kopczak Godwin Lynch Solomona Finnigan Burgess Feather Cook James Nero We dont need Harris on the bench.
Oops, missed Langley out, Finnigan to bench, Nero to miss, Burgess to SR, Langley to lock.
Posted by: Adrian, Bradford on 2:42pm Fri 28 Mar 08
Sykes
Tadulala
Evans
Hape
Halley
Jeffries
Deacon
Lynch
Godwin
Burgess
Langley
Solomona
Finnigan
Feather
James
Cook
Nero
I (oddly) agree with LJ, we don't need Harris. IF Godwin and Deacon share the dummy half role, there's no reason to carry another Hooker.
Sykes
Tadulala
Evans
Hape
Halley
Jeffries
Deacon
Lynch
Godwin
Burgess
Langley
Solomona
Finnigan
Feather
James
Cook
Nero
I (oddly) agree with LJ, we don't need Harris. IF Godwin and Deacon share the dummy half role, there's no reason to carry another Hooker.
Posted by: Chimaira, bradford on 2:54pm Fri 28 Mar 08
well hopefully solomona can play from dummy half he seems to like to do that and godwin making runs from dummy half we could see a totally different style of play out there on sunday
well hopefully solomona can play from dummy half he seems to like to do that and godwin making runs from dummy half we could see a totally different style of play out there on sunday
Posted by: haitch, Lincolnshire on 3:04pm Fri 28 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Chimaira[/bold] wrote:
well hopefully solomona can play from dummy half he seems to like to do that and godwin making runs from dummy half we could see a totally different style of play out there on sunday [/quote] Does anyone know, is Langley fit or is he still carrying that groin? If he is fully recovered he is a great assett but needs to be fitter than his earlier performances.
Chimaira wrote:
well hopefully solomona can play from dummy half he seems to like to do that and godwin making runs from dummy half we could see a totally different style of play out there on sunday
Does anyone know, is Langley fit or is he still carrying that groin? If he is fully recovered he is a great assett but needs to be fitter than his earlier performances.
Posted by: doctor.t, costa blanca on 4:08pm Fri 28 Mar 08
Just a quick moan but,how come our best go-forward prop,"Big Joe",isn't getting his broken arm treated in a diver's decompression chamber to speed his recovery?
If there is one player we need back,quickly,it's Joe.
Maybe he doesn't have the same media attraction as Robbie Paul,but he has been absolutely priceless for us,especially the last two seasons.
Just a quick moan but,how come our best go-forward prop,"Big Joe",isn't getting his broken arm treated in a diver's decompression chamber to speed his recovery?
If there is one player we need back,quickly,it's Joe.
Maybe he doesn't have the same media attraction as Robbie Paul,but he has been absolutely priceless for us,especially the last two seasons.
Posted by: doctor.t, costa blanca on 4:10pm Fri 28 Mar 08
Just a quick moan but,how come our best go-forward prop,"Big Joe",isn't getting his broken arm treated in a diver's decompression chamber to speed his recovery?
If there is one player we need back,quickly,it's Joe.
Maybe he doesn't have the same media attraction as Robbie Paul,but he has been absolutely priceless for us,especially the last two seasons.
Just a quick moan but,how come our best go-forward prop,"Big Joe",isn't getting his broken arm treated in a diver's decompression chamber to speed his recovery?
If there is one player we need back,quickly,it's Joe.
Maybe he doesn't have the same media attraction as Robbie Paul,but he has been absolutely priceless for us,especially the last two seasons.
Posted by: haitch, Lincolnshire on 4:16pm Fri 28 Mar 08
[quote][bold]doctor.t[/bold] wrote:
Just a quick moan but,how come our best go-forward prop,"Big Joe",isn't getting his broken arm treated in a diver's decompression chamber to speed his recovery? If there is one player we need back,quickly,it's Joe. Maybe he doesn't have the same media attraction as Robbie Paul,but he has been absolutely priceless for us,especially the last two seasons.[/quote] Got to agree on your assessment of Joe as a player Unfortunately can't comment on the hyper chamber (or whatever they call them) as that is a medical issue. One assumes that the club doctors would have recommended that if they thought it would help. Could be it works in some situations and not others. He' a big loss.
doctor.t wrote:
Just a quick moan but,how come our best go-forward prop,"Big Joe",isn't getting his broken arm treated in a diver's decompression chamber to speed his recovery? If there is one player we need back,quickly,it's Joe. Maybe he doesn't have the same media attraction as Robbie Paul,but he has been absolutely priceless for us,especially the last two seasons.
Got to agree on your assessment of Joe as a player Unfortunately can't comment on the hyper chamber (or whatever they call them) as that is a medical issue. One assumes that the club doctors would have recommended that if they thought it would help. Could be it works in some situations and not others. He' a big loss.
Posted by: MQBlank, south yorks on 4:55pm Fri 28 Mar 08
in langleys blog on this site he says hes been told that the surgery can wait till the end of the season
in langleys blog on this site he says hes been told that the surgery can wait till the end of the season
Posted by: haitch, Lincolnshire on 5:54pm Fri 28 Mar 08
[quote][bold]MQBlank[/bold] wrote:
in langleys blog on this site he says hes been told that the surgery can wait till the end of the season [/quote] Could ask.. are they expecting Bulls season to end early??(joke!) <-got to explain or I get shouted at with exclamation marks and stuff.But to be serious, if he needs an op you would think he can't give his all and we do need him firing on all cylinders.
MQBlank wrote:
in langleys blog on this site he says hes been told that the surgery can wait till the end of the season
Could ask.. are they expecting Bulls season to end early??(joke!) <-got to explain or I get shouted at with exclamation marks and stuff.But to be serious, if he needs an op you would think he can't give his all and we do need him firing on all cylinders.
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